Most works are in traditional, portable forms -- paintings, drawings, sculpture and photography -- and there is just one video projection and one computer piece.
Our experimental design focuses on testing for just one form of projection bias since our subjects have to project their current tastes in a future time where similar circumstances to the present time might apply (e.g., bid before lunch when hungry to get the sandwich in one week before lunch when subject expects to be hungry again).
By taking into account only one dimension, the problem is seen from just one perspective, i.e., one projection.
There's just one problem: debt crisis projections are shaky at best.
Therefore, we used just one of the future projections to provide a rough guide to locations that could be especially impacted by climate change.
We turned the UN's latest figures on contraceptive use into an interactive, and discovered that if by 2030 the average family size has just one fewer child, world population projections could drop by around 1 billion.
The collimator used for preclinical SPECT imaging is a pinhole collimator, that is, with just one small hole, which creates magnified projections and therefore interesting effects for imaging small organs and small animals [ 3].
And the evolving politics of tax cuts are just one illustration of how the quickly increasing surplus projections are forcing both parties to rethink their ideology and tactics on fiscal issues.
We have demonstrated that an unsupervised image-processing algorithm can generate reliable results by capturing just one image of the axi-symmetric object from a fixed projection.
The fight over the closely watched report is just one skirmish in Washington, but it's an illustration of the projection of U.S. power abroad on behalf of corporate interests, both foreign and domestic.
